What to consider when selecting goats and how to handle newly stocked goats

By hamiisi semanda
ED HAM ANIMALS BREEDING FARM
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[@collinschuma1989]

Thanks for your lessons about goat rearing, everyday am getting interested to start the project

[@MathewChiruka]

Thank you Sir for the valuable lessons. I am a goat farmer from Zimbabwe just starting but because of you I know I have enough mentorship

[@ramyswar296]

I have sheep but your information is still relevant

[@swaraymohammed2357]

Thanks for sharing this! Very useful for me as a new farmer.....

[@Rahel8811]

Thank you, some good points here I am fortunate to find this channel.

[@zahed3021]

I agree with you sir, selecting animals from a disease free area is very important.

[@nwegehyigillian5416]

Thank you sir
I am blessed to find this Chanel

[@egutugloria6891]

Thanks for the teaching I will like to receive more information sir

[@1thatoo]

Thank you very much from South Africa

[@chrispinehachumpi1933]

This is wholesome. Let us grow the heards

[@sheltongeorge594]

Thank you for your relentless efforts to educate all of us. By the way, I am writing you from Zimbabwe - just to show the extent of your reach and impact. I always find your videos very practical and relevant. I note the need to somewhat "quarantine" the new stock from any existing stock. After spraying them for parasites and vaccinating them on the day of arrival, will they be safe to mingle with the rest of the flock. I am asking this in a case where I have only one pen, and if I need to sustain the quarantine for some days, I am concerned on whether I need to find other temporary housing for the new flock over any extended quarantine period.

[@bulegeyanathan8946]

Good job thanks brother

[@nambubagladys5405]

Hi thanks for the teachings,in Uganda were can one get the breeds you have discussed and how much does each cost in case one wants to stock

[@freemanthestorytellerfreem4227]

Nice one

[@ikhlas7490]

Mr Hamiisi Semanda I have never seen you talk about Nigerian Dwarf 🐐 goat breed.

[@keponki]

Mustapha Kamaldeen meat or milk nope so not a good breed

[@mimgurung8396]

Please make video about the kalahari red goats.

[@busagwapoultryfarm772]

Mr.Hamu which district in central Uganda is the best for rearing in goats ??? Coz am actually searching for land en then get into boar-goat farming thx ....

[@danielametepee363]

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[@pensadorrealista2825]

Africans, please stop losing your life in the meditarian SEA. Try to do something and take the oportunity Mr. Semanda is giving you.

[@edwardlansana3252]

Very good lectures I would to know more as am preparing for my own goat farming Edward

[@castermwono2005]

Kikikikikikikikik tell them

[@maranimalpoultryfarmuganda8076]

Thanks soo...much for your advaice

[@lubegarichard7564]

Ihave seen one goat wic produced 3 how do you make it

[@1JAHLION4EVA]

Yes yes

[@zahed3021]

One question, is it necessary to vaccinate free range goats, goats which mostly live on green fodder?

[@hamiisisemanda8150]

Of course it's the most important because they have access to more diseases

[@manakamuhammad6936]

Am from kenya how can i gate.

[@janetjanet5862]

I bought a ram and it died after three weeks which drug am I suppose to have

[@felixako8505]

My name is from Ghana how can l know if a goat is pregnant.

[@joveemendoza3054]

whats is the name of medicine

[@husseinhussein466]

How can I contact this brother? I wanna invest in goat farming..
Please let me know..

[@cosmaskaunga6928]

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[@abhialyan5778]

@@cosmaskaunga6928 I want to talk about ...goat farming with you

[@emmanuel3527]

Are you on whatsapp?